94 Audio & Lighting
A corporate gala with stage lighting and a projected backdrop

Corporate & conference

Your general session, run by people who have done it before.

Meetings, keynotes, awards nights and product launches across Los Angeles and Orange County — with the paperwork your procurement team needs and the crew your speakers deserve.

What a session actually needs

Most corporate AV fails in small ways: a lavalier that pops, a slide that will not come up, a stage that reads flat on camera. The fix is not more equipment — it is a rehearsal, a redundant path and someone at the desk who has done a thousand of these.

  • Speech-clear reinforcement, wireless handhelds and lavaliers, comms for the show caller
  • Stage wash, key light for camera and ambient colour for the room
  • LED wall or projection with playback, switching and confidence monitors
  • Redundant console, amplifier and playback paths on every show
  • Rehearsal time built into the schedule, not squeezed out of it
  • Recording and stream feeds on request
A lighting console at front of house

Working with us

Insurance

Certificate of insurance on request, naming your organisation or the venue as additional insured.

Procurement

W-9, vendor onboarding forms and PO billing. Quotes itemised by department so finance can read them.

One contact

The person who scopes the event is the person on site. No handoff to a crew who has never seen the plot.

Trusted by

  • Universal
  • RCA Records
  • Netflix
  • Disney
  • Hulu
  • Amazon
  • Marriott
  • Mattie's WeHo
  • Variety
  • Bobby Dee Presents
  • ONE — A Potter's House Church
  • Music in Action Awards Gala
  • Capture Studios
  • Sunset

What we need to quote it

Send these five things and you will have a real number, not a range: the date, the venue, the headcount, the load-in window, and what the room has to do — presentation, awards, dinner, or all three in one night.

Request a quote

Tell us about the event.

Send the date, the venue and roughly what you need. You get a real answer from the person who would run it — not a form letter.